Terex Scrapers
Coolant capacity & service interval
Terex Scrapers use coolant with a capacity range of 39 to 43 liters. The service interval for coolant is 2400 hours. The data covers 6 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| TS-14G Tier II, Scraper |
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| TS-14G Tier II, tractor |
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| TS-14G Tier III, Scraper |
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| TS-14G Tier III, tractor |
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| TS-14G, Scraper |
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| TS-14G, tractor |
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Additional Notes
- The Terex TS-14G scraper cooling system carries a 42-liter capacity, while the tractor unit of the same base configuration holds 43 liters, reflecting the slightly larger cooling circuit in the tractor section.
- The Tier III emissions variant of the TS-14G shows a reduced scraper cooling system capacity of 39 liters compared to the 42 liters found in the base and Tier II scraper configurations, indicating a difference in engine cooling architecture between emission tiers.
- The TS-14G Tier III tractor cooling system holds 40 liters, which is 3 liters less than the Tier II and base tractor figures of 43 liters, consistent with the capacity reduction seen on the scraper side of the Tier III variant.
- Across all six TS-14G configurations, the coolant change interval is uniformly set at 2,400 hours under normal use conditions. In heavy equipment, a 2,400-hour interval is a relatively extended service cycle, typically associated with modern extended-life coolant formulations.
- The tractor unit consistently holds 1 liter more coolant than the scraper unit within each TS-14G configuration. In articulated scraper machines, the tractor and scraper are serviced as separate cooling circuits, which accounts for the distinct capacity figures listed for each section.
- The base TS-14G and the Tier II variant share identical cooling system capacities, with 42 liters for the scraper and 43 liters for the tractor, suggesting no cooling circuit redesign occurred between those two configurations.